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Lil Bastrd · 09-09-2009, 10:24 AM

There is no allergy test for pets that doesn't involve drawing blood. Unfortunately they can't always pin point the exact allergen.

A reaction like that I would check for a food allergy. Feed the dog cooked chicken and rice for 3 wks or until the rash starts to clear. This means no cookies or chews. Then once the rash clears start slowly introducing things one ingredient at a time.
Or switch the dog to a grain free kibble, or Raw diet

If the basic diet shows no change what so ever try keeping the dog off grass for 3 wks and see if it clears up.

09-09-2009, 10:24 AM	#2
Lil Bastrd VLS Pet Forum Mod Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Langley, BC Posts: 1,257 Thanked 39 Times in 31 Posts Failed 2 Times in 2 Posts	There is no allergy test for pets that doesn't involve drawing blood. Unfortunately they can't always pin point the exact allergen. A reaction like that I would check for a food allergy. Feed the dog cooked chicken and rice for 3 wks or until the rash starts to clear. This means no cookies or chews. Then once the rash clears start slowly introducing things one ingredient at a time. Or switch the dog to a grain free kibble, or Raw diet If the basic diet shows no change what so ever try keeping the dog off grass for 3 wks and see if it clears up. __________________ Mother of MisFit.